Any Recommendations for a good plant/weed ID app?

[happybird]

The two I’ve tried are meh (Seek and Plantnet).
I have to weed on the far side of the house where a roommate planted some stuff and can’t tell what are weeds and what are not.

[amerikat]

1. I use google lens. (nt)

[happybird]

2. Will check it out!

Thank you.

[LuvLoogie]

3. Let them all grow and see what happens.

Does your roommate know what they planted?

[happybird]

4. She no longer lives here

and I since I’ve been living here have rarely gone over to that side of the house. The beds on this side and down front keep me busy! Not to mention mowing.

Some beautiful new yellow iris came up and are starting to bloom. Pretty sure she planted those.

[LuvLoogie]

6. Seems to me you have free reign then

Keep what you like. Make room for some native perrenials. Invite the pollinators.

[Traildogbob]

5. While on

A tour of Northern California Forest with a National Forest Educators group, a Cali State Ranger showed me a ap she uses is “INaturalist”. You can take a picture and it can ID it or it will help narrow it down to a few you can verify by looking closer at the options it gives.
I have not used it in a while, I don’t travel much and I know most all here where I taught for 30 years.
Hope it is still available and can help. I am certain there has to be even better AP’s now. My trip was 2019.

[happybird]

7. Thank you!

I’ll definitely check it out tomorrow.

[Big Blue Marble]

8. I have been using Picture This app for several years.

It is a great plant identifier.

[enough]

10. I use this too. Works well for me.

[Onthefly]

9. iNaturalist is great

Use it identify plants, animals, mushrooms, etc. Also, other users will comment and provide detailed feedback including trained botanists.
https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/seek_app

[lark]

11. Leafly

works ok, has lots of strains in it's database.